MICC immerses the students in the sea of international justice, history and so much more. As a legal trainer, it’s very rewarding to witness their transformation from regular themselves to pretend lawyers and journalists to an MICC alumni.

Long-term change requires time, and with every new generation of MICC participants we’re one step closer to achieving that.

MICC is the best way to teach and learn about international justice and human rights.

MICC encourages participants the think critically, by giving them tools that can be applicable in their future life. Providing participants an overview of history and juristically system and how does it work! And the most important it is giving them an opportunity to meet other cultures and nations and share knowledge and experience that can influence later on their professional growth and life.

MICC offers practical experience in public speaking and argumentation, which is useful later in professional growth of each participant.

MICC is, above all, a great opportunity and for many a first chance to work in such a wonderful and open work environment. It’s a great and empowering chance for young people to learn about international criminal law, be heard, make friendships and have the experience of a lifetime.

From a teacher’s perspective I’m happy to say that I haven’t seen this type of personal growth in any other project as in MICC project.

MICC is an opportunity for young people to learn and freely discuss important human rights topics and challenges outside of classroom setting, in a new and creative way. It’s also a space for exchanging views, breaking stereotypes and fighting prejudice.

MICC is giving students unique chance to show their abilities and creativity all in a new and inspiring working environment. It is a chance for them to voice their opinion in a different way and leads to better understanding of history, human rights and international justice.

MICC is the experience of stepping out the comfort zone on the personal and group level and it reminds us not to take peace for granted and show us what the things are at stake it we ignore atrocities committed.

MICC for me is meeting interesting people from all across the world, who are sharing a passion for human rights and international criminal law. It’s about getting together, sharing experiences, discussing issues, and walking in someone else’s shoes. In the end it is about realizing you have more in common than what separates you.

Students have repeatedly said that MICC was the best educational activity in their lives. As a teacher I have learned alternative teaching methods, it has given to me the ability to teach human rights which is a much needed topic in Israel.

There is nothing more enjoying for me as a teacher as to see my students developing emotionally and intellectually. Taking my students to Krzyzowa was one of the best experience.

It’s been three years since I met MICC, now I can easily say that it’s became one of the most inspirational and motivational event for both me and my students. I’ve been able to observe MICC’s great impact on my students, way of looking to the international issues, and the ideas how to solve them peacefully with the real example of international justice.

MICC is a project where you learn more about human rights and international criminal law, where this subjects are hardly taught in university regularly. It’s also a space for meeting different law students from all around the world with different and varied backgrounds.

MICC is a unique learning process and opportunity. Students gain valuable skills such as public speaking and research skills and it teaches them how to address delicate issues in an environment. The process is transformation and students leave more informed and more ready to make a global contribution to the world.

MICC is a new and appealing approach to issues that affect the whole world in a realistic simulation. One of the greatest challenges that make you advance and exercise your own critical thinking.

MICC prepares global leaders who are capable of taking ethical decisions and it’s setting up the ground for a peaceful democratic globe.